Sentence examples similar to reckon the score from inspiring English sources
Arrocho Fiscal of @BrazilFinance reckoned the score at "USA 7x1 Fifa".
Carl Barât and Pete Doherty have sung Boxer together in the Libertines live shows, and Terry Hall (ex-Specials) has included it in his DJ sets at Guilty Pleasures for the past couple of years (he reckons the score is up there with Lionel Bart's Oliver! and I agree with him).
8.While thus the revelling debauchee, dandles his mistress on his knee, th' old baud is reckoning up the score, of all that has been spent and more.
7.While thus the revelling debauchee, dandles his mistress on his knee, th' old baud is reckoning up the score, of all that has been spent and more.
It's not often the Dons lose after scoring first... My colleagues reckon the last time that happened was the Scottish Cup final in 2017.
On the other hand, Greg Blewett reckons this score is ok, the recent efforts here say the same, and the outfield is slower than usual.
(A score below 50 suggests that more builders reckon the market is poor than think it good).
Optimists reckon the dispersion makes sense.
"Twist" is, I reckon, the right word.
8.45pm GMT 42 min: By reckoning the last team to score twice against Ukraine was … France back at Euro 2012.
"Reflecting the other day on Orient's recent efforts, by our reckoning the last Os player to score 20 goals in a single League campaign was Peter Kitchen in 1977-78 – a whopping 34 years ago," Gareth Marshall calculates.
